The most frequent complaint, affecting 48.6% of players over a one-year period.
Nordic Musculoskeletal Questionnaire (NMQ) and self-structured demographic surveys. Key Findings
Prevalence Of Musculoskeletal Problems Among Tennis Players In Twin Cities Of Pakistan Authors: Areej Tasnim, Fatima Amjad, Nudrat Zahra , Rehmat Khatoon, Arfa Zafar, Kiran Bashir. Published in: Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Research (2024). Abstract & Methodology Nudrat Zahrazip
Approximately 10.6% of players reported that shoulder issues were severe enough to prevent daily activities. Other Significant Contributions
Below is a "full paper" overview based on her actual research profile and recent publications. Research Overview: Nudrat Zahra The most frequent complaint, affecting 48
To investigate the distribution of musculoskeletal injuries among competitive tennis players.
Her collaborative work often explores the linguistic and cross-cultural translation of clinical outcome scores (like the HOOS-U for hip disability) to improve patient care in Urdu-speaking populations. Published in: Journal of Health and Rehabilitation Research
Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation Key Research Area: Musculoskeletal health and injury prevalence in sports, specifically within the "Twin Cities" of Pakistan (Islamabad and Rawalpindi). Core Publication Analysis